Let's aim to protect, regenerate & govern forests, for the people & for the planet, by enabling a symbiotic relationship between the forest biodiversity & the forest dwellers.
Fostering the active participation, leadership, and decision-making power of forest dwelling communities in all aspects of forest conservation and management.
Promoting sustainable practices that prioritize the long-term health and resilience of forest ecosystems, including biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation
Advocating for equitable access to and benefits from forest resources, ensuring the inclusion and representation of marginalized groups, and addressing socio-economic disparities.
Encouraging the exchange of traditional and scientific knowledge, providing education and training opportunities, and fostering skills development within forest communities.
<span data-buffer="">By raising awareness of their legal rights & duties while ensuring the effective implementation of relevant laws and supporting sustainable forest management, economic empowerment through SHGs, biodiversity protection, we envision thriving communities and flourishing forests
Our initiatives promote sustainable practices for nature conservation and enhances the livelihoods of those dependent on the forest, ensuring ecological balance and economic resilience.
Author & Professor
<span data-metadata="">ICFG's unwavering support and focus on community empowerment have truly created a positive and lasting change, making a significant contribution to the conservation of our invaluable forests.
Founder & Director, JWP India
<span data-metadata=""><span data-buffer="">I am incredibly impressed by the remarkable work of the ICFG in empowering forest dwellers and strengthening their abilities in forest conservation and management. Their dedication and commitment to community empowerment are truly commendable.
Celebrated Author
<span data-metadata=""><span data-buffer="">Through their efforts, they have uplifted and equipped forest dwellers with the necessary knowledge, skills, and resources to actively participate in protecting and managing their forests.
The Forest Rights Act, 2006, has significantly improved the lives of Chaingada's forest-dwellers by granting legal rights to forest resources, enhancing livelihoods, and preserving cultural practices. Community efforts and government support have empowered the villagers, transforming their socio-economic conditions and fostering self-reliance and environmental sustainability.
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